"Discover the origins of cinema with the first-ever movie made in 1888! This historic film showcases the simplicity and wonder of early filmmaking, capturing a slice of everyday life with its short runtime. Witness the pioneering work of Louis Le Prince, often credited as the father of cinematography, and marvel at the simplicity of the actors' performances in this groundbreaking piece of film history."

Cast:
- Louis Le Prince
- sarah whitley
- joseph Whitley
-.....

"Roundhay Garden Scene" is a short silent film recorded in 1888 by French inventor Louis Le Prince. It is recognized as one of the earliest surviving motion pictures in history, lasting only about 2.11 seconds. The film captures a snippet of ordinary life, showing Le Prince's family and friends walking in a garden, with two women playfully holding hands and a man walking toward the camera. Despite its brevity and lack of narrative, it remains a significant milestone in the development of cinema, showcasing the earliest attempts at capturing motion on film.

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